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Step 1
Add the rose petals to a small pot along with some water.
Step 2
The petals will tend to float to the top. To make sure the water is saturated with the rose properties, make sure to stir continually.
Step 3
Place the pot on the stove over low heat.
Step 4
Continue to stir. I mix in the petals so that they are completely covered in the water.
Step 5
When the water starts to create steam, cover the pot with a tight lid to prevent the oils from escaping.
Step 6
After 20 minutes, strain the mixture through a fine sieve lined with cheesecloth or through a nut milk bag.
Step 7
Add a lid to the rosewater and allow it to cool to room temperature.
Step 8
Store the jar of rose water in the refrigerator, and use within 7 days.
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